Career Changing 301- Changing Your Career




We wrap up the first half of the cohort with Career Changing 301.

 The course focuses on how young people can make changes in their career.

 It explains why we have to change friends and seek new network for fresh ideas and opportunities.

 It explains why career must be self chosen and asking oneself some critical questions in changing a career. You don't change the Job, you find a new mission.
Upcoming is our leadership class, which is the second phase of the training.

 Stay tuned

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